Think we should target all 6 not just them 2. When play offs get nearer results are all over the place. 2 wins should see us save against whoever, we have the players just need the performances.

Up the Trin

Players and management come back refreshed a good team meeting we’re all in it together, we win our remaining home matches and maybe nick an away win.

Up the Trin

You could argue that Londons fixtures are just as tough as ours.
Think that Salford next up, with the way they are playing, wont be easy.

They need to win a third of their remaining games. It’s fair to say that we can ignore today’s result due to the opposition. It is the same for Hull KR, at least this time the outcome is still in our hands.

We should absolutely be looking to win every game, but we're renowned for gallant defeats to top teams, then blowing it against lower teams. I'd hate to play well against Saints and Hull, but lose both by 4 points, then go to Hull KR in high spirits and get hit for 40.

The stars are aligning!

Only when Moon is in the 7th high and Jupiter aligns with Mars

Unless of course they play their second team!

Bit of a glitch.I was referring to Barnsley saying London's next home match against Salford won't be easy.

We should be adapting the same attitude as Shudds - even though it hurts to say it - who are treating every one of their remaining games as a grand final...for proof just look how desperate they were v HKR

Instead with 2 weeks off we let players go sunning themselves rather than working on defence drills, fitness, teamwork and ways of improving team spirit - it feels as tho everyone is leaving it to somebody else to sort it all out or just hoping it'll all come good in the end

The reality is we have 3 home games left and probably need 2 wins to be sure but the way we're approaching it does;t inspire confidence - hence all the different opinions floating around these threads

why are they on holidays? they get six months off in September - our already unfit forwards getting more unfit drinking and eating with no training

why shouldn't they have a week off, providing they come back refreshed and up for the battle. If they come back with the stinking thinking and poor attitude they can all expect the back lash. My only concern would be are the coaching team capable of getting the best out of them or developing a winning formula for the remaining games. Intense training sessions based on structure not the laid back approach.
In a season that promised so much getting over the disappointment from the players , coaches and owners could be a major factor. It will require a massive motivation stint.